- (systematic name
sodium azanide), is the
inorganic compound with the
formula NaNH2. It is a salt
composed of the
sodium cation and the
azanide anion. This...
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metallic sodium: 2
Na + 2 NH3 → 2
NaNH2 + H2 The
sodium amide is
subsequently combined with
nitrous oxide: 2
NaNH2 + N2O →
NaN3 +
NaOH + NH3
These reactions...
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sodium amide (
NaNH2) is an
exceptional base (pKa of NH3 ~ 33), in
water it is only as good as
sodium hydroxide. On the
other hand,
NaNH2 is a far more...
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reaction of
nitrous oxide, N2O with
sodium amide NaNH2 in
liquid ammonia as solvent: N2O + 2
NaNH2 →
NaN3 +
NaOH + NH3 Many
inorganic azides can be prepared...
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Sodium acetate, CH3COONa, also
abbreviated NaOAc, is the
sodium salt of
acetic acid. This salt is colorless, deliquescent, and hygroscopic.
Sodium acetate...
- amide. HC≡CH +
NaNH2 →
NaC≡CH + NH3 This compound, a
white solid, has been
characterized by
neutron diffraction,
which revealed an
Na-C bond[clarification...
- itself) can be
deprotonated by
bases like
NaNH2, BuLi, or
EtMgBr to give
acetylide anions (RC≡C:–M+, M =
Na, Li, MgBr)
which can be
alkylated by addition...
- phosphate, Na2HPO4, and
monosodium phosphate,
NaH2PO4,
under carefully controlled conditions. 2 Na2HPO4 +
NaH2PO4 → Na5P3O10 + 2 H2O In this way, approximately...
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sodium amide with
carbon at
elevated temperatures.
NaNH2 + C →
NaCN + H2 The
structure of
solid NaCN is
related to that of
sodium chloride. The anions...
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sodium phosphate is a
generic variety of
salts of
sodium (
Na+) and
phosphate (PO3−4).
Phosphate also
forms families or
condensed anions including di-...
